Adam@Home by Rob Harrell for June 25, 2020

The swirly steam rising is always my favorite.

I think his gluttony at this point is related to diabetes. Or does he care!!!!

I like to think of them as “tummy tamers”.

I don’t understand the appeal of Oreos – they are dry and tasteless.

Not if you put them in your mouth to moisten them!

After 3 packages of Oreos, I think tummy would be getting “creative”

Poor Laura is raising four kids by herself….

Yep…. Marry one and give birth to the rest..

You know what makes me creative. Avoiding parties. Not all parties, just the ones I want to avoid. Stories sail through my mind like fireflies on gossamer wings in a Hawaiian breeze.

Cardiologist?

Maybe he needs to mix things up. He could try Golden Double Stuffed Oreos of if he’s looking for an international perspective Vienna Fingers.

He might need to fry them first.

Thinkin biscuits. Love it

Agreed, I wish I could told my Mom they are called “Thinking Biscuits”.

If he keeps this up whatever he does come up with is gonna be very Stephen Kingish.

All those Oreos would make him sleepy. Checked your blood sugar lately Adam?

Why do all those methods he uses have no sources of inspiration? Skim through books and magazines, Flip through TV channels. Do random searches on the Internet. Go where all the ideas are. Sheesh!

Obesity O’s.

I hope they’re small vending machine packages. Even three of those would be too much — I think they’re usually six in a pack, so that would be 18 Oreos. But God help him if each package is the standard one you get in the supermarket.

None of those address the fundamental problem.

I’d really like some “thinkin’ bisquits”… but not without a glass of “ponder cream”